February 2010 is chock full of news featuring the 40 Inventive Principles of TRIZ. Explore how they apply to electrical power and how the inventive principles of TRIZ work with human factors and ergonomics.
Examples of TRIZ are shown by using the electrical power grid with the 40 Inventive Principles. Using their memory and fantasy they imagined real problems of the grid and showed how the 40 Inventive Principles could be applied to solve problems.
By Stan Caplan, Michael Tschirhart and Jack Hipple
The 40 inventive principles of TRIZ are used with human factors and ergonomics with an area of science and engineering that relates to the relationships among humans and their working environments, including human-machine interfaces.
Innovation at iSixSigma Live! in Miami Commentary by Ellen Domb
iSixSigma (a corporate "big sister" publication of Real Innovation and The TRIZ Journal) hosts the iSixSigma Live! symposium in Miami, FL USA this week, with participation from a wide variety of Six Sigma/Lean practioners and learners. Innovation is definitely the theme of the week--Bob King’s tutorial "Integrating Innovation with the Voice...
Information: A Key Resource Commentary by Jack Hipple
Many of you may have seen Google’s earnings report announced on Friday, January 22. In the 4th quarter of 2009, their sales (just one quarter!) were $6.7 BILLION and profits of $2 BILLION. This was 5 times the profit of the previous quarter. Let’s think about this a second. How...
Innovation at iSixSigma Live! in Miami
Information: A Key Resource
